All posts tagged "things to do in Los Angeles"
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5.1KArtsThe National Tour of ‘Anastasia’ Is an Engaging & Emotional Adventure
This is a review of the October 8th performance of “Anastasia” at the Hollywood Pantages Theatre, followed by an exclusive interview with...
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3.7KArtsReview: Cirque du Soleil’s ‘Amaluna’ is an Amazing Showcase of Acrobatics, Comedy, and Music
Since 1984, the Montreal, Quebec-based Cirque du Soleil has produced countless shows, each with their own theme and collection of agile performers...
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4.8KArtsThe LA Master Chorale Performs Handel’s ‘Messiah’ with Inspired Exuberance
On December 16th and 17th, the Los Angeles Master Chorale presented Handel’s “Messiah” at the Walt Disney Concert Hall, with the latter evening...
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4.4KArts‘Love Actually Live’ Is a Unique & Uplifting Musical Odyssey at the Wallis
Upon being released in November 2003, the film “Love Actually” went on to gross nearly $247 million internationally at the box office....
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8.3KArtsCandlelight Pavilion’s ‘Bonnie & Clyde’ Is a Winner
Certain stories manage to seize the essence of the human condition while also acting as a cautionary tale. Narratives of this kind...
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4.3KArtsEcho Theater Company’s ‘What Happened When’ Is Bracingly Raw & Vulnerable
One of the great benefits of intimate theater is that the attendee feels more like an active participant than a passive observer....
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5.6KArts‘Waitress,’ the Musical, Is Made and Performed with Love and Care
Sara Bareilles and Jessie Nelson’s “Waitress,” the Broadway musical, is based on the work of the late Adrienne Shelly, who wrote and...
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6.2KArtsLA Opera’s “Rigoletto” Is a Tremendous Tale of Love, Intrigue, and Tragedy
The following review is based on the May 31st performance, which features Ambrogio Maestri, Adela Zaharia, and Michael Fabiano in principal roles....
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5.6KArts“Soft Power” Empowers Its Performers and the Audience
Sometimes works of art that are angling to make a poignantly relevant statement on society either come from a position of misplaced...
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6.4KArtsRockwell’s “Clueless” Is a Ridiculously Funny Homage to the Original
The following review is based on the May 11th performance. Unlike some tentpole film franchises, there are no depreciating returns with Rockwell...